Page 14 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18519, 2 October 1923, Page 14

~ -..-,'.:,?-".-vr■,-:■.■;::. .. ' . - ' ■.:-.-■,.■;:--.:- AMUSEMENTS. '_________ EVERYBODY'S. Now Showing. V VERYBODY'S. Sessions: ' EVERYBODY'S. : 12. 2, 4, EVERYBODY'S. 6, and 8 p.m. , THE : TNFERIOR QEX.'* '. he Inferior OEX." . , . With -j MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN. MILTON SILLS, MARY ALDEN, JOHN STEPPING, BERTRAM GRASSBY. AND JAMES O'BARROWS. In Revelations of the Romance of a . Beautiful Society Girl. Also, " BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, '. FRIDAY NEXT. : ' ' , BETTY COMPSON ■■■ - ---,-.::■ In ■:"• "FOR THOSE WE LOVE." ■ . "FOR THOSE WE LOVE." _ THE LAST NIGHT T3ROADWAY. To-night. BROADWAY. Broadway. : At 7.30. BROADWAY. A Tip-top Programme. ■ " SNOWBLIND .-...' All-Star Cast " SNOWBLIND " -■-•-' All-Star Cast A Story of Northern Canada. --. , Also, . " GOSSIP " • GOSSIP." " GOSSIP." GOSSIP." And " PEG OF THE MOVIES " - - Baby Peggy. TO-MORROW. HAROLD LLOYD. HAROLD LLOYD. HAROLD LLOYD. HAROLD LLOYD. • In •• • -y-y -■■■).■ " GRANDMA'S BOY." > _ "GRANDMA'S BOY." . ■ | EXCURSIONS. PfCNICS. ETC. LAUNCHES MASPORT AND KIA ORA. '.*■-■' Weather permitting. Leaves Auckland: Leaves Silverdalo: (Hiro Steps.) Wed., 10.30 a.m. Tues., 10 a-m Fri. 11 a.m. Thurs., 11 a.m. Sat.. 1.30 p.m. Fri.. 2 p.m. ,-> ' The 1.30 Saturday and 6.30 a.m. Monday runs to and from Arkle's only. V. HARRISON. F. MACKAY. Props. TNSPECT OEASIDE CECTIONS. COCKLE BAY ESTATE. HOWICK. A Char-a-banc will leave from 83, Queen Street, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 1.30 p.m., for this beautiful seaside subdivision, returning at about 5 p.m. Tickets, 2a ret., obtainable from the agents. . SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS. LTD.. 83, Queen Street. S. H. HARRISON. , 16. Wyndham Street. RUGBY football. TNTERPROVINCIAL t3ugby. Interprovincial XVugby. DOMAIN. ~~" SS^IS' DOMAIN. ,-.. S2;4 A|SDOMAIN. DOMAIN. SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. . HAWKE'S T>AY awke's .Day hawke's bay HAWKE'S bay V. AUCKLAND. UCKLAND. •AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND. IN AID OF AUCKLAND'S IN AID OF AUCKLAND'S WAR MEMORIAL FUND. WAR MEMORIAL FUND. RESERVE THE DAY. - RESERVE THE DAY. •-.;•' . RESERVE THE DAY. RESERVE THE DAY. T. ( W. MABEN, ' Secretary A.R.F. Umon. • COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. r\NE OF THOUSANDS. Are you one of thousands of plodding employees, who go on year after year with littlo chance of advancement? <.;'., Have you ever asked yourself why it is some fellows rise rapidly? . Do you say with others, "Oh, he is one of the lucky ones." when in your heart you know the -eal reason for the other chap success is -'■ .;,-..-. '*■. / .' ■: ; v " GREATER KNOWLEDGE, GREATER KNOWLEDGE, ' And that greater knowledge was only gained by study. -.;>"' .■ 'You can " emulate those "lucky . ones." Study will do for you what it has done for them. Master one .of the .following Courses, at home in your spare time. ACCOUNTANCY. LAW. BANKING. ADVERTISING. TEACHER'S. - BUSINESS LETTER WRITING. *\ PUBLIC SERVICE. . Don't wait any longer— for particulars—Now 1 .;■--.■ «;, . .'■ ? HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. LTD.. P.O. Box 516, Auckland. ENGINEERS Earn Big Salaries.— is a. big demand for certificated engineers—and a small supply. Suirrock a School of Engineering prepares students by class or correspondence. Complete and practical instruction ■ given till certificate obtained. Expert instructors, modest fees. Success asmired Write for prospectus 10-DAi. . STURROCK'S SCHOOL OF ENGINEER ING, N.Z. Shipping Co.'s Bldg., Quay St., Auckland. . -..;-- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. APOLLO— Leading Player Piano— . Foot-pedalled, electric, perfect expression, lasting wear. Inspect.Moore's, 6. Customs St. ■ ■■' -'-■' .'.' "--'' ; -•■' - : '■■'■" ■'••"':.- ARGAINS in Records and Gramophones. ■ Exchange your records for - nominal lee.—l 4. Darby St. , BUY Pianos at Moore's," 6. Customs St.. where you are sure of getting the best for least money; ; __ EDISON" Dealers, City Chambers, Gramophones, Records, half-price; Needles, 6d 200; Boomerang Mouth Organs, Repairs. HAAKE, Underdamper, absolutely as new; £59 10s; great sale of Pianos.— Crockery Shop. 143. Symondß St. ; TOHN BRINSMEAD, Rampsberger *} Pianos, perfect order, cash or terms.— Alex. Hawthorn, 28. Karangahape Rd. JOHN STROHMENGER Pianos, landed; easiest terms.—E. Sly, N.Z. Piano Co., 119. Symonds St; ■ HONOGRAPH, Edison Home. Diamond Reproducer, 66 Records, good order, £7. Wynn. 26. Rutland Rd., Stanley Bay. lANO, best English make, coat £150; no reasonable offer refused.; owner leaving.—7l. City, Chambers. . PIANO, first-class order, walnut case; good tone; £50.—Mrs. Wood. 124,, Wheturangi Rd., Epsom. . ' v PIANO, good. English make; fine tone, overstrung; no borer accept £50 cash. —Address at Herald. I)IANO, Kirchner, English model; in per- .. fect order.—Apply 3, Grand View Rd., Remuera. . •■-'■- ED Records, the best made: superlative recording, no scratching, long wear. 810 (basement). N.Z. Insurance Building. S""TROHMENGER„ underdamper, as _ good ..as when new; snip at -Auckland Piano 'Agency, 291. Queen St. . ■ " ~j__ f\ —PIANO, iron frame, overstrung, dwiU check action, faultless condition, ■ tone »good.Savage, opposite Richard , Arthur. ■ _QA(\ 10S—OVERSTRUNG, ' full iron I dwltJ frame; magnificent tone; great sale ' of pianos.— Crockery Shop, 143, Symonds : 'St.- ': •-■■-■■■■■ ' .'• , '■. ■ _ PIANOS. I AN OS I A N O S. X I A N O s.' , •:' A Large Selection of Superior New PIANOS, • ■'..'; PIANOS. ■:* ; \ . ./ ■ By Best Makers, AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. Terms Arranged. /ORITISH AND CONTINENTAL > ■:■• " ..:piANO .- po., :. : , '!■•.■ ' V CUSTOMS STREET "EAST - (Opposite Parnell Car Stop). .■ ; "■■ '__________ HEGMAN. Manager. ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ■'.WANTED.'' CHURCH Orgo,c. now; Bell or Cornish .preferred —Particulars and price to J. « Hodson, Otorohanga.. . ' > TET us Sell your Gramophone. Piano. • .U etc.. at. your own price. — Central Agency, 70, . City Chambers,